Tagged C – is for…
Canada, and here’s to friends to the north of the US. This week’s letter from Frizz is the letter C and here are a few photos from our trip to Canada last summer.
Hubby stayed in cabins when he traveled with his parents – and was delighted when we found a cabin to stay in on Newfoundland – for two nights no less.
C is for Cabin
We went around many curves – these being on the east side of the Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia.
C is for curvy roads
We went to see where the river reverses course because of the large tides at the Bay of Fundy. This next photo of a collapsing structure was taken in Saint John, New Brunswick.
C is for collapsing
We stayed at a wonderful Provincial Park in Quebec and these canoes were inviting on a warm summer day.
C is for Canoe
And of course what we saw the most of were coastlines in the Maritime Provinces.
C is for Coastline on Cabot Trail
To see what Frizz is up to and to join in the fun or to see other interpretations of the letter C, click here.
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a lot of c’s there.. very nice post 🙂
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Thanks – and to think I was stuck for a few days on what to use.
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I adore Canada – we had many nice country music evenings with Canadian army guys in Germany; nice cabin house in your gallery, would like to live there – but not in that collapsing house …
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🙂
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A big thank you for thinking about C-eh-N-eh-D-eh, from your friend north of 49 degrees latitude! 🙂
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How can I not love you? My husband’s father came from the Georgian Bay area and we have spent lots of fun time visiting in different parts.
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Always love the vibrant colors in your Canadian pix!
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Thanks a bunch.
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Beautiful photos, Pat, and I loved the whole series of C pictures.
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Thanks, Naomi.
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We loved Quebec. We love all of Canada!! Heading over to Alberta in four days, trying to take some bear pics!!
Love your blog~
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Thanks, Cindy – and good luck at seeing some bear. A colleague from Tennessee used to say when I would get angry about something – Pat’s armed for bear. I guess you are armed (with a camera) for bear. 🙂
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